StoryCorps – Stories from people of all backgrounds and beliefs
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“When I'm feeling high or low, you help straighten me out.”
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StoryCorps on “60 Minutes”
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“It was an awful job that somebody had to do.”
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"I said that, one day, we're going to make sure that people be buried right."
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"I ask myself, why did I become a nurse? And it's to do this kind of work."
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Pride 2022

Celebrate Pride Month with these stories from LGBTQ+ people finding peace and acceptance with themselves, their families, and the people they love — and sometimes, making history in the process.

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Still the One
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Still the One
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An Honest Life
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An Honest Life
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Gabe and Chris López

Gabe and Chris López
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A Good Man

A Good Man

Get to Know StoryCorps

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An Introduction to StoryCorps from our Founder
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A Daily Dose of Humanity

Take One Small Step With StoryCorps

One Small Step is an effort to remind the country of the humanity in all of us, even those with whom we disagree. Learn more about our initiative to bridge political divides, one conversation at a time.

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Apply to be Matched

Apply to be Matched

Anyone from across the United States can participate in One Small Step. Apply to be matched for a conversation today.
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One Small Step Conversations

One Small Step Conversations

One Small Step conversations help us see humanity in all of us—even those with whom we disagree. Listen in.
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About One Small Step

About One Small Step

One Small Step is an effort to remind the country of the humanity in all of us, even those with whom we disagree.
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How to Participate

How to Participate

Learn about participating in a 50-minute One Small Step conversation with a stranger who holds different political views.